Advanced Training Programme “Artificial Intelligence for Diplomats of Central Eurasia” Has Launched
On 13 April, the advanced training programme “Artificial Intelligence for Diplomats of Central Eurasia” was launched at the MGIMO School of Business. The programme is organized by the MGIMO AI Centre in cooperation with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the Regional Commonwealth in the Field of Communications (RCC).
The programme brings together MGIMO experts and faculty members, as well as representatives of specialized Russian and international organizations.
Participants include officials from the foreign ministries of Russia and other countries, including Azerbaijan, Armenia, Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and others, as well as professionals working at the intersection of diplomacy, governance and digital transformation.
The course covers technical aspects of the use of AI technologies. Special attention is also given to global regulation, legal aspects of AI application, modern digital solutions, and the exchange of best practices.
The programme brings together MGIMO experts and faculty members, as well as representatives of specialized Russian and international organizations.
Participants include officials from the foreign ministries of Russia and other countries, including Azerbaijan, Armenia, Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and others, as well as professionals working at the intersection of diplomacy, governance and digital transformation.
The course covers technical aspects of the use of AI technologies. Special attention is also given to global regulation, legal aspects of AI application, modern digital solutions, and the exchange of best practices.
